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Teacher Preparation
In order to prepare your classroom for successful inclusion of your students, you can follow the INCLUDE Model:
I
- “Identify classroom demands.”
Decide student expectations, methods and materials to deliver instruction, and classroom environment.
N
- “Note students’ strengths and needs.”
Consider students’ learning characteristics, mental, physical and emotional qualities
C
- “Check for potential areas of student success.”
Capitalize on students’ interests and strengths.
L
- “Look for problem areas.”
Find problems related to academics, disability, and development.
U
- “Use information to brainstorm ways to differentiate instruction.”
Identify accommodations, modifications, and curriculum-based strategies to support students’ needs
.
D
- “Differentiate instruction.”
Use research-based strategies to adjust instruction to fit student’s needs.
E
- “Evaluate student progress.”
Document results of interventions to make future decisions to help the students.
Adapted from “Including Students with Special Needs: A Practical Guide for Teachers” by Marilyn Friend and William D. Bursuck (p. 154).
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Teacher Preparation
In order to prepare your classroom for successful inclusion of your students, you can follow the INCLUDE Model:I - “Identify classroom demands.”
N - “Note students’ strengths and needs.”
C - “Check for potential areas of student success.”
L - “Look for problem areas.”
U - “Use information to brainstorm ways to differentiate instruction.”
D - “Differentiate instruction.”
E - “Evaluate student progress.”
Adapted from “Including Students with Special Needs: A Practical Guide for Teachers” by Marilyn Friend and William D. Bursuck (p. 154).
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